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a wine-vat, one of the five royal cities of the Philistines ( Joshua 13:3 ) on which the ark brought calamity ( 1 Samuel 5:8 1 Samuel 5:9 ; 6:17 ). It was famous also as being the birthplace or residence of Goliath ( 1 Samuel 17:4 ). David fled from Saul to Achish, king of Gath ( 1 Samuel 21:10 ; 27:2-4 ; Psalms 56 ), and his connection with it will account for the words in 2 Samuel 1:20 . It was afterwards conquered by David ( 2 Samuel 8:1 ). It occupied a strong position on the borders of Judah and Philistia ( 1 Samuel 21:10 ; 1 Chronicles 18:1 ). Its site has been identified with the hill called Tell esSafieh, the Alba Specula of the Middle Ages, which rises 695 feet above the plain on its east edge. It is noticed on monuments about B.C. 1500. (See METHEGAMMAH .)
a wine-press
(a wine press ), one of the five royal cities of the Philistines; ( Joshua 13:3 ; 1 Samuel 6:17 ) and the native place of the giant Goliath. ( 1 Samuel 17:4 1 Samuel 17:23 ) It probably stood upon the conspicuous hill now called Tell-es-Safieh , upon the side of the plain of Philistia, at the foot of the mountains of Judah; 10 miles east of Ashdod, and about the same distance south by east of Ekron. It is irregular in form, and about 200 feet high. Gath occupied a strong position, ( 2 Chronicles 11:8 ) on the border of Judah and Philistia, ( 1 Samuel 21:10 ; 1 Chronicles 18:1 ) and from its strength and resources forming the key of both countries, it was the scene of frequent struggles, and was often captured and recaptured. ( 2 Kings 12:17 ; 2 Chronicles 11:8 ; 26:6 ; Amos 6:2 ) The ravages of war to which Gath was exposed appear to have destroyed it at a comparatively early period, as it is not mentioned among the other royal cities by the later prophets. ( Zephaniah 2:4 ; Zechariah 9:5 Zechariah 9:6 ) It is familiar to the Bible student as the scene of one of the most romantic incidents in the life of King David. ( 1 Samuel 21:10-15 )
gath (gath; Septuagint Geth, "winepress"):
One of the five chief cities of the Philistines (Joshua 13:3; 1 Samuel 6:17). It was a walled town (2 Chronicles 26:6) and was not taken by Joshua, and, although many conflicts took place between the Israelites and its people, it does not seem to have been captured until the time of David (1 Chronicles 18:1). It was rendered famous as the abode of the giant Goliath whom David slew (1 Samuel 17:4), and other giants of the same race (2 Samuel 21:18-22). It was to Gath that the Ashdodites conveyed the ark when smitten with the plague, and Gath was also smitten (1 Samuel 5:8,9).
It was Gath where David took refuge twice when persecuted by Saul (21:10; 27:2-4). It seems to have been destroyed after being taken by David, for we find Rehoboam restoring it (2 Chronicles 11:8). It was after this reoccupied by the Philistines, for we read that Uzziah took it and razed its walls (2 Chronicles 26:6), but it must have been restored again, for we find Hazael of Damascus capturing it (2 Kings 12:17). It seems to have been destroyed before the time of Amos (Amos 6:2), and is not further mentioned in the Old Testament or Macc, except in Micah 1:10, where it is referred to in the proverb, "Tell it not in Gath" (compare 2 Samuel 1:20). Since its destruction occurred, probably, in the middle of the 8th century BC, it is easy to understand why the site has been lost so that it can be fixed only conjecturally. Several sites have been suggested by different explorers and writers, such as:
Tell es Safi, Beit Jibrin, Khurbet Jeladiyeh, Khurbet Abu Geith, Jennata and Yebna (see PEFS, 1871, 91; 1875, 42, 144, 194; 1880, 170-71, 211-23; 1886, 200-202).
Tradition in the early centuries AD fixed it at 5 Roman miles North of Eleutheropolis (Beit Jibrin, toward Lydda, which would indicate Tell es Safi as the site, but the Crusaders thought it was at Jamnia (Yebna), where they erected the castle of Ibelin, but the consensus of opinion in modern times fixes upon Tell es Safi as the site, as is to be gathered from the references cited in PEFS above. The Biblical notices of Gath would indicate a place in the Philistine plain or the Shephelah, which was fortified, presumably in a strong position on the border of the Philistine country toward the territory of Judah or Dan. Tell es Safi fits into these conditions fairly well, but without other proof this is not decisive. It is described in SWP, II, 240, as a position of strength on a narrow ridge, with precipitous cliffs on the North and West, connected with the hills by a narrow neck, so that it is thrust out like a bastion, a position easily fortified.
In 1144 Fulke of Anjou erected here a castle called Blanchegarde (Alba Specula). The writer on "Gath and Its Worthies" in PEFS, 1886, 200-204, connects the name Safi with that of the giant Saph (2 Samuel 21:18), regarding him as a native of Gath, but the most direct evidence from early tradition connecting Tell es Safi with Gath is found in a manuscript said to be in the library of the Patriarchate of Jerusalem, which informs us that Catherocastrum was situated on a mountain called Telesaphion or Telesaphy, which is clearly Tell es Safi. Catherocastrum must be the Latin for "camp of Gath" (PEFS, 1906, 305).
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There's no point in speaking for the Klingon faction.
It's dead.
It was dead and not knowing it before the game was released.
It was dead the minute Cryptic made the bonehead decisions of making the faction too PvP oriented, and not giving it as varied content as the Fed side. From that point on it was destined to just be a modified version of LotRO monster play, and there was no way the faction was ever going to draw enough players to play. Unfortunately too many of us fell for the out and out lies Cryptic people were spouting, and held out hope that they could right the ship relatively quickly after launch. We see now they really never had any intent to right anything. In fact they're intent on only making it worse, and shifting their attention elsewhere.
Blaming the downfall of STO on Atari or CBS is childish. It's fanboism at it's most desperate. Always the other guy's fault.
Cryptic negotiated the deals. The blame lays squarely on them. They laid out the game they wanted to make, and continued advertising THAT game for almost a year and a half, if not more. So in truth, for most of that time they were falsely advertising the game through omission of information regarding the changes being made.
If they couldn't achieve that then the onus was on them to either fight for delaying the release of the game, and if they couldn't delay it they should have simply said they were done with it.
what they should have done if they respected the source IP at all.
Now we have unbalanced people trying to convince others they should continue to pay for an unfinished game, and yes, using the term unfinished is valid when discussing a mmo. There's a huge difference between a mmo continually evolving over time, and a company knowingly releasing an unfinished mmo with not even close to enough content and then expecting subscribers to finance the game's completion up to a point it should have been at release. The latter is the game that Cryptic seems to be trying to play, and I suspect it will be a pattern for them in the future if we the customers don't put a stop to it now. It's up to the members of the mmo gaming communities to not let them get away with this.
Not now, nor in the future.
We all need to cancel our STO subscriptions as soon as possible, and never give Cryptic another dime. We need to do this to send a clear message to other development companies that they can't try and pull the same underhanded crap as Cryptic has pulled with STO. There will soon be an organized "front", if you will, to make sure what Cryptic has done to ruin STO is never forgotten on any site related to mmo gaming. I hope most of you that have not given up in anger yet will join that effort when you finally come to your senses.
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But past instances of journalistic revelation of secret government programs also involved sensitive or classified information—the Pentagon Papers, for instance, or the story in the 1970s about how the federal government was engaged in domestic spying, which led to the Church committee hearings in 1975 and the passage of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act requiring court warrants for domestic surveillance. So what's different today? Why is fear of discussing press accounts of classified programs, even among powerful members of Congress, seemingly greater now than in past eras? "What's different now is that they are still partly worried about looking soft on Al Qaeda," Priest says. "Al Qaeda got put in such a bogeyman box. And everybody is afraid they could be accused of being soft on terrorism. That is the death knell for people."
This fear factor has been central to the Bush administration's post-9/11 strategy on any number of fronts, but arguably none more so than in its efforts at secrecy. All administrations want to keep some information secret, Seymour Hersh, the veteran investigative reporter, tells me. But the Bush-Cheney White House is "more secretive. They are better, smarter; they do much more stuff and hide behind jingoism," he says. "There's been an incredible diminution of Congress. The truth of the matter is it is different now. It is different under these guys." Bureaucrats who in the past would have resisted leak-investigation demands from the administration, Hersh says, are today "more compliant." Hersh says that back in the 1970s, when he broke the story about the government spying on Americans, a top Justice Department official (Gerald Ford's attorney general Edward Levi) told those in the White House (including Ford's chief of staff Dick Cheney) who were seeking to pursue a leak investigation against Hersh, "Are you kidding? Get the hell out of here." Not any more. And that sense of fear and intimidation has seeped into the DNA of media institutions as well, Hersh says. In the climate that prevailed after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, "newspapers decided they were on the team. And that set off a chain, an attitude, that chilled the First Amendment right away." It contributed, he suggests, as well to the media's insufficiently skeptical reporting on the Bush administration's prewar claims concerning the threat posed by Saddam Hussein.
The chill is still evident. One top national-security reporter, whose reporting led to an internal-leak investigation at a federal agency and therefore requested anonymity, says such investigations can remain open, inhibiting sources and follow-up reporting even if the investigations don't lead to criminal charges. "You have to be aware of your sources," the reporter says. "What are you going to do? You have to lay off. They leave them open for a purpose."
The reporter says federal officials had also been effective at inhibiting follow-up reporting by other journalists on controversial subjects by implying, sometimes falsely, that some of the information reported by their colleagues was wrong. The reporter cited as an example the allegations in Risen's book regarding the CIA and Iran. "The agency was very successful in convincing other reporters that Risen's report was wrong," the reporter says.
What remains unclear is whether the new legal precedents and interpretations established by the Bush Justice Department—which contend that the press has no fundamental privilege to protect the identities of confidential sources in fulfilling its mission to ensure the public's right to know—will swing back now that the Bush administration's reign is over. Though there are reasons for optimism on these issues under the Obama administration—from its stated intent to close Guantánamo to signals that it is considering establishing a commission to examine government conduct in the "war on terror"—it is unclear how much can be easily undone; or how much of a priority that will be for the administration.
Given the massive, urgent problems confronting the new administration (the economy, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.), it could be forgiven for preferring to look forward rather than back. Beyond that, it also isn't clear that congressional Democrats have an appetite for a thorough excavation of the Bush administration policies.
One congressional staffer, who works on national-security issues and who asked to speak on background, suggests that one reason Congress has not been more aggressive in following up on the domestic wiretapping story, for instance, is that there was a sense, even among many Democrats in Congress who had been briefed on the program, that the administration was pursuing these programs not for "nefarious reasons, but to catch bad guys"—that it was not using the program to spy on domestic political enemies, for instance, as had occurred in the 1970s.


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Regional forecast for London & South East England
Windy and turning colder.
Cloudy, mild and windy with outbreaks of rain during the morning. A drier and brighter afternoon with sunshine but turning colder with a blustery wind. Maximum Temperature 11C.
Cold and breezy with clear spells but also the odd sleet and snow shower, particularly later in the night. Icy patches may from on untreated surfaces. Minimum Temperature 0C.
Staying cold and breezy with sunny spells and a few further sleet and snow showers which may give a slight covering of snow in places. Maximum Temperature 4C.
Outlook for Friday to Sunday:
Cold and breezy at times bringing a marked wind-chill. Often dry and bright but with a few snow showers. Overnight frosts and a risk of icy patches.
Updated at: 0253 on Wed 28 Jan 2015
UK forecast for the next 5 days
Turning much colder through Wednesday with snow in the north.
Cloudy, mild start in the south with some rain, locally heavy and squally, before clearing by lunchtime. Much colder, brighter conditions follow with frequent sleet and snow showers in the north/northwest with some accumulations likely. Windy, gales in the north.
Windy night with frequent snow showers, locally thundery, across northern and northwestern parts. Scattered wintry showers elsewhere, these mainly in west. Clear spells allowing a frost away from western coasts.
Another cold day with sunny spells and sleet and snow showers. Across southern parts, however, snow primarily falling over hills. Strong winds, especially in the west, will accentuate the cold.
Outlook for Friday to Sunday:
Sunshine and wintry showers Friday, mainly rain to low levels. Thereafter, colder northerly winds will bring snow showers to northern parts and windward coasts, but some may push well inland.
Updated at: 0300 on Wed 28 Jan 2015
Outlook for the UK over the next 6-30 days
UK Outlook for Sunday 1 Feb 2015 to Tuesday 10 Feb 2015:
The cold and showery theme to the weather will persist through most of the first week of February as northerly winds bring hail, sleet and snow showers to the country, these frequent across northern parts, with overnight frost and ice. The strong northerly winds, with gales in places, will accentuate the cold feel with a significant wind chill. The best of the drier, brighter weather will be across sheltered southern parts. However, there are signs of more changeable weather towards the end of the first week as winds turn more westerly. By then, spells of wind and rain coming in off the Atlantic suggest that temperatures are likely to become less cold and thus the likelihood of snow, frost and ice would be lower.
UK Outlook for Wednesday 11 Feb 2015 to Wednesday 25 Feb 2015:
It looks most likely that unsettled conditions will continue across much of the UK with temperatures closer to normal when compared to the start of February. This may be more obvious across parts of southern and western Britain where it might be a little wetter than average as spells of wind and rain make their way in from the Atlantic. However, there is the possibility of pressure building around the middle of the month bringing more settled conditions, particularly in the south.
Updated at: 0300 on Wed 28 Jan 2015
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Ottawa, August 16, 2013 - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning the public, food service establishments, and retailers, not to consume, serve, use, or sell the tahina products described below because they may be contaminated with Salmonella.
Some of the affected product was sold in bulk and may have been repacked at retail. Consumers who cannot determine the original product identity are advised to check with their retailer to determine if they have one of the affected products.
There have been no reported illnesses associated with the consumption of these products.
The CFIA is working with the Canadian importers to remove all affected products from the market place. The CFIA is monitoring the effectiveness of the recall.
All Tahina products, manufactured by Al Nakhil Co, of Lebanon between September 5, 2012 and April 21, 2013, are affected by this alert. At this time, the following products have been identified:


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600 delicious slow-cooker recipes, perfect for holiday meals, from home cooks across the country who want to feast with their loved ones without being exhausted or frazzled�or getting stuck in the kitchen. From bestselling slow-cooker author, Phyllis Good.
"You absolutely can make holiday meals with ease and with pleasure!" says slow cooker champion Phyllis Pellman Good. Her latest collection, Fix-It and Forget-It Christmas Cookbook: 600 Slow Cooker Holiday Recipes, will fill your head with menu ideas, give you gentle guidance with each recipe, and deliver dishes that your friends and family will love. "Stop your fretting. Put an end to the nightmares. Get out your slow cookers!" Good urges. "These are 600 stand-out, slow cooker recipes � all from home cooks from across the country. "These are 600 manageable, slow cooker recipes � from cooks who want to feast with their loved ones without being exhausted and frazzled."
Phyllis Pellman Good is a New York Times bestselling author whose books have sold more than 11 million copies. Good is the author of the nationally acclaimed Fix-It and Forget-It slow-cooker cookbooks, several of which have appeared on the New York Times bestseller list, as well as the bestseller lists of USA Today, Publishers Weekly, and Book Sense. The series includes eight titles. The most recent are Fix-It and Forget-It Pink Cookbook, to benefit the Avon Foundation and Fix-It and Forget-It Diabetic Cookbook, Revised and Updated, with the American Diabetes Association. Good is also the author of the Fix-It and Enjoy-It series, a �cousin� series to the phenomenally successful Fix-It and Forget-It Cookbooks. Phyllis Pellman Good is Executive Editor at Good Books. (Good Books has published hundreds of titles by more than 135 authors.) She received her B.A. and M.A. in English from New York University. She and her husband, Merle, are the parents of two young-adult daughters. For a complete listing of books by Phyllis Pellman Good, as well as excerpts and reviews, visit www.Fix-ItandForget-It.com or www.GoodBooks.com.
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Ex-Michigan QB and current ASU scout teamer Steven Threet talks to Too on One about major changes from a year ago.
Q: Is it weird going from starting quarterback at Michigan to scout team quarterback at ASU?
A: It's definitely different. I'd love to be playing right now, but that was not the best situation for me. I just decided to try and make a good decision for me, and this is it.
Q: What has changed?.
A: It's a lot different. My class load is a lot heavier because I'm not preparing for the games on a nightly basis.
Q: Does the prospect of competing for the starting job next year make it easier?
A: It does. I know I'm in a starting battle next year. That's the reason I came, to be a part of that competition and try and win the job and get on the field.
Q: Are you going to miss those lovely Michigan winters?
A: No, not at all. I missed my first winter when I went down to Georgia Tech after I graduated early. Nobody actually likes winter in Michigan, but ever since then, I can't stand it. I'd much rather have July and August here than November through May in Michigan.
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Favorite movie: "Kingdom of Heaven"
Favorite TV show: "Nip/Tuck"
Last book you read: "Art of War" by Sun Tzu
What kind of car do you drive?: GMC Yukon
Song you would sing on "American Idol": Something by Bob Seger
Worst habit: Biting my nails. My dad always says stuff to me about that
First job: Other than football, I've never had a job.
What would you eat for your last meal?: El Chaps, it's a Mexican restaurant back home.
A person you would switch places with for a day: Richard Branson. He kind of does whatever he wants all the time. He gets to hang out on his island and chill for the day.
Favorite city to visit: I was in Rome this summer and that was amazing.
Reality TV show you'd be on: "Hard Knocks"
One food you refuse to eat: Mayonnaise. I don't like anything with mayo on it.
Favorite fast food restaurant and item: Moe's Southwest Grill, chicken nachos. I've seen one Moe's in the entire Tempe area so far, and it's like 25 minutes away.
Your hero: My brother.
Bucket list: I want to go skydiving really bad, but not until football's over. I'm not trying to break anything. Nothing else that I can think of right now. Just skydiving so far.


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Walt Worthen aced hole No. 12 at Hillcrest Golf Course on Sunday during the Capital City 33rd Annual Tournament.
Lindsay Stroker aced 63-yard hole No. 10 at Carmel Country Club on Sunday using a sand wedge. It was her 1st.
Randy Cimordlli scored a double eagle on 510-yard hole No. 16 at Waterford Golf Club using a 3-wood on Saturday. It was his 1st.
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Mitchell Smith81-87–168
Ken Roberts84-85–169
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16 You didn't choose me. I chose you. I appointed you to go and produce fruit that will last, so that the Father will give you whatever you ask for, using my name. | 16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit--fruit that will last. Then the Father will give you whatever you ask in my name. |
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What I love about this product is that it makes me look like a movie star without so much effort. I have yellow undertones, and medium-fair complexion. This BB cream helps my face "shine" without making me look overly pale.
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It is expensive though, for a college girl like me. :)
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I can't rave about this bb cream enough. The consistency is creamy and it looks much like a traditional primer right out of the tube. I use a pea-sized amount to prime, and then one more light layer mixed with a tiny bit of foundation to get the perfect color. The coverage is great and lasts all day, at least 8 hours with minimal touch-ups (I use refreshing spray to set my makeup). Since I began using this bb cream, I truly believe my skin is looking its best. Removing it can be a pain, but as long as you have a good make-up remover and face wash there shouldn't be a problem.
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Compared to other BB creams that I've tried, this one is very light weight and doesn't make me feel greasy after a few hours. While it doesn't provide enough coverage to hide my dark circles, I don't mind because it gives my skin a great glow and covers red blotches well.
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Now that it is getting warmer and I have found a better moisturizing and exfoliating combo, I decided to give this bb another go this week. Colour me impressed! I still think this highlights dry patches and makes my skin look older, I suppose I have yet to find an ideal application method and amount for this product, so for the time being I have been using it as a primer under my Revlon Colourstay and have been loving it for this use. I find using the Missha as a primer under a foundation leaves me with flawless healthy looking skin, without leaving my skin feeling tight and mask-like which I often get when using Revlon alone.
My goodness this looks awful on dry skin! When first applied my skin looked decent. I was thrilled at first actually as shade 13 matches my skin perfectly. As the day progressed, I looked in the mirror and it was quite apparent I was wearing a makeup product and one that refused to blend at that. Granted this was my first day wearing it and I admittedly did not moisturize before applying. I will have to report back once I give this another go.
When I compared with my Missha Perfect Cover in 21, this has a much lighter consistency and slightly less fragrance (yay!). It is more easily spreadable on the skin given its thinner texture and does not feel nearly as heavy or oily on the skin. In fact, I dont feel this product at all when I wearing it. This seems to have a heavier grey cast when first applied when compared to Perfect Cover, but once it oxidizes on the skin the cast disappears and is not a concern. This is a much less pigmented and less covering product than Perfect Cover. There is no sparkle, sheen or dewiness that I can detect, but perhaps I do not apply as much as other people who have stated it's lovely dewy finish. I want dewy too dammit! Redness and discoloration is minimized but not altogether erased giving the impression of having nicer skin.
This review is merely my first impressions of the product, but thus far it is a dud apart from my loving the colour. I will give it another go on exfoliated and moisturized skin and report back. I really want to like this product as it is easily assessable in Toronto, cheap, lighter than other BBs and not nearly as fragrant. Fingers crossed I find a way to work with it. For now, my Skin79 VIP Gold continues to sit in my top rank.
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I got this in a free mini set from Missha when I made my first purchase and I was excited to get this since it's marketed for sensitive skin. It's by far the worst product I've used for my skin, other than Revlon's colorstay foundation. This caused me to breakout something sinister all over my face. It's shocking how many postules formed on my cheeks and forehead. I normally don't have major issues with foundations breaking out my skin, since I am meticulous in my makeup removal regiment, but this was completely out of the ordinary. I ended up tossing it. If you are acne prone, do stay away from this product! There are far better bb creams out there like Holika Holika and Skin79.
#21 was a tad dark (I'm NC10/15) and had a runny consistency, but that didn't bother me. Coverage was medium, but on oily skin it felt uncomfortable; it made it even oilier.
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I love the colour (no.21 for a fairer skin tone) and consistency of this product. It provides a medium coverage which is exactly what I want. Nothing too over the top and heavy but not too light that makes it pointless.
BUT!!!!! I suspect that this BB cream has caused me to break out slightly. Strangely enough I continued using it, hoping that it was just a short term break out due to stress or crazy hormones. But after half a year of using it daily, I do think that this BB cream is not really suitable for me. Which is sad. Because I have another full bottle of it!
Having said that the MISSHA signature real complete BB cream could be responsible for my break out, I think that it is highly probably that any BB cream that provides this level of coverage would clog your pores and not be entirely good for your skin. Hence, I am going on a BB cream fast for a while and try to avoid it or use it when I absolutely must (like on a date or night out).
So I would recommend that you try it for a few weeks and if you dont get a break out, it is possibly a great BB cream for you.
I really, really wanted to like this BB cream! The packaging is so-so. Since the consistency is very thin, it leaks out once you open the cap. It's a pretty good match for my skin tone because the BB cream is very yellow (I have it in shade natural yellow beige, I am an NC35 in MAC). It has a nice, natural finish (not dewy, not matte). Your skin really looks bright when wearing this BB cream.
What I don't like about it? It makes my very oily skin even oilier, even topped with setting powder. But what I really hate about this product is that it broke me out so badly. I do not recommend this product for people with acne-prone skin.
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I have used quite a bit of BB Cream but this one is on my top list! First is the color, Missha is the only company that makes BB Cream in darker shades. I'm not exactly tanned but since most BB Cream are really really fair, I always have to mix with darker foundation before using. But Missha shade 23 fits perfectly for me and has that yellow undertone that makes it looks really natural on my skin. The coverage is really good too, I used to use this as a concealer for my acne and with a little bit u can cover a whole face. It feels very light and not cakey at all. I have lots of acne and this does not break me out, so that's the huge plus. The only minus point is the oil control, to be fair, if you have normal/combination skin, I think the oil control of this BB cream is good enough for you. But I'm super oily, so my face does get oily after few hours, that is I have already put powder on top. Still, it deserves the place of one of the most popular BB cream in the market. Highly recommended for 1st time users of BB cream!
This bb cream is awesome! The color matchs my skin very well and easy-blending. It moisturize my skin during the whole autumn. Especially, when the heater is on, my skin gets dehydrated all the time. Also, I tried it on in summer but my skin breaks out. Now, the winter is coming, I am looking forward to try another bb cream, skin79 gold label.
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Washington County committee recommends $43 car-registration fee to cover road maintenance
Narrow vote urges commission to let voters have say on fee
Armed with survey results showing county residents consider road maintenance a high priority, the Washington County Coordinating Committee recommended a $43 per-vehicle registration fee to the Washington County Board of Commissioners.
In a Monday afternoon meeting held at the Beaverton City Library, the transportation committee favored a $43 fee contingent on a public vote over a $22 fee without a vote to cover a $10 million maintenance deficit on the county's 3,000 miles of pavement.
The committee, before agreeing to pass along its recommendation to the commission, reviewed results from a July survey in which 82 percent of respondents agreed maintaining existing roads was a key priority. The recommendation, which the commission will likely address this fall, emerged from two separate votes: an 11-2 tally on the fee amount itself, and a 7-6 vote on whether the fee should go before voters.
Committee members on Monday expressed concerns ranging from the impact of the fee on individual households to the inability of a $22 registration fee the other option on the table to cover the county's growing list of deferred road-maintenance projects.
Citing the financial burdens that would result for their cities' residents, Cornelius Mayor Jeff Dalin and Sherwood City Councilor Krisanna Clark voted against the $43 fee plan.
"It's too much," Dalin said.
Andy Singelakis, the countys director of Land Use and Transportation, said $43 per vehicle would likely produce the $10 million needed to fund deferred maintenance projects.
Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey said that figure, along with survey results showing public support for maintenance, leave the $43 fee as the only practical option.
"The messaging here is, if you want the roads maintained and up to speed, its $43," he said, noting the $22 assessment would leave his city $1 million short. "Anything less than that, you're going to get less."
After the Department of Motor Vehicles scuttled an earlier plan for a phased-in registration fee, the committee comprising representatives of the county and all its cities was faced with options including a $43 fee or half of that at $22. The larger figure, equal to the state's vehicle registration charge, is the maximum the state legislature allows.
Singelakis said the board of commissioners wanted to gauge public opinion on the fee by conducting a scientific survey and soliciting opinions through its Westside Voices and Opt-In online survey systems.
After discussing the issue with board Chairman Andy Duyck, Roy Rogers, coordinating committee chairman and county commissioner, recommended focusing on the fee amount alone and leaving the question of a public vote to the board.
Several coordinating committee members brought the question back into play on Monday, however.
"We're going to do whatever we can as mayors to support this," said Willey, who suspected a public vote would result in poor turnout and voter representation. "I think putting it up for a vote is a recipe for disaster."
A $43 fee would generate up to $18 million per year, based on 2012 passenger vehicle registration data. Approximately $10.8 million would go to the county, with $7.2 million allotted for cities based on population. The county's two largest cities, Hillsboro and Beaverton, would receive about $2 million each. Tigard would get around $1 million, while Tualatin, Forest Grove and Sherwood would receive about $500,000 each.
Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle proposed more polling and letting board members decide on the fee amount.
"We need to keep traffic moving in this county," he said. "I think $43 would be acceptable. We need to let the political leaders of the county make that decision."
Cornelis Mayor Jeff Dalin said he objected to the voting provision simply because of the expense and time involved.
"We would be spending hundreds of thousands of dollars that could actually be spent on (road maintenance). There's no reason to waste that money when we already have the survey," he noted.
Conducted in July by Davis, Hibbitts and Midghall Inc., the six-minute telephone survey asked 940 residents their opinions on funding priorities for transportation maintenance and improvements. At 49 percent, slightly half of those surveyed indicated they were "very" or "somewhat" aware of a significant decline in the county's average road rating. Fifty percent admitted to varying degrees of awareness, including 28 percent who said they were "not at all aware" of the declines and inability of the gas tax to fund maintenance.
In terms of priorities, 82 percent of respondents said roads should be maintained "before it will cost more for improvements." The outcome matched a Transportation System Plan scientific survey from April, in which 80 percent agreed with the statement, "the longer we wait to make transportation improvements, the more it will cost."
Other priorities from the July survey including traffic signal improvements (69 percent), reducing congestion (66 percent), faster response for emergency vehicles (64 percent) and improving sidewalks and bicycle lanes, "especially near schools" (53 percent).
Rogers agreed with Willey and other city leaders that the $22 fee would be short-sighted.
"We've got a heck of a lot of deferred (projects)," he said. "With ($22), we won't have picked up any of those. We would say those guys did a nice bit of patching, but didn't really solve anything."
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As you can see in the Minneapolis Star photo below, students in Mr. Clinger's woodworking class at Jordan Junior High School in 1960 were way past birdhouses and toolboxes. With the Minneapolis derby just weeks away, these boys were putting the finishing touches on soap box cars. Safety goggles were apparently optional. Scroll down for more photos of gravity- and kid-powered cars of yesteryear.
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